On the edge of Pulling, a town near Munich’s metropolitan airport, is an extraordinary joinery hall. Its clear overall form is a function of its inner structure; the details are simple and articulated matter-of-factly. To the east, south, and west the facades are clad in wood with a black coating. Motor-operated hinged shutters are set flush with the facade. The luminescent, matt surfaces of the photovoltaic modules on the sloping roof surfaces are visible from afar. The multi-wall polycarbonate sheet on the north facade diffuses the light: there is no glare inside the hall.
